St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-01-25
THE SPORTING WORLD.
ANoTRER MATCH ARRANGED.
Articles Signed for Another Six
Round Match Between Sullivan
md Ca rdiff.

The John l.. Sullivan combination ar
rived in ST. Paul at o'clock yesterday aft
ernoon from Minneapolis, and took dinner
at the Merchants. At $40 Sullivan and
Sheedy departed for New York, where
Sullivan will remain until his arm heals.
Sullivan had changed his black derby hat
for silk plug. and looked very well anG
the disqualification of physical strength as
he leaned against the hotel counter. The
left sleeve of his overcoat hung empty by
his side, and his broken arm was carried in
a sling. He was seemingly in good spirits,
and laughed heartily at the talk of La
Blanche, who stood beside him. Sheedy
lowered near, but took but little part in the
conversation, and seemed to be suffering
from biliouSneSS.
Il haven't anything to say to the news
papers, at all, said Mr.. Sheedy: ''if Sullivan
wants anything said, he can say 1T himself ~
My arm is getting along frst-rate,'' said
Sullivan when asked about the condition OF
the fractured member, land the doctors say
I'll be all right again in a couple of months
The combination has been disbanded, and
Sheedy and myself leave at $40 tonight for
the East. Sheedy will stop Off at Chicago,
and will go on to New York, where L will
have my arm taken care of. | think there is
probability Of my meeting Cardiff again,
and also Killen. killen has been getting
pretty fresh since l broke my arm, and has
made some bad bluffs, but will accommodate
all these fellows as soon as my arm gets well.
There has been considerable talk about what
Cardiff would have done if he had known
had u broken arm. He ought to be satisfied
If he had undertaken to make lead at me
that night he would have got the worst of it.
That stuff published in the papers as coming
from my former wife, was never said by her.
but was gotten up by some OF my enemies
l am dead on to em and their schemes. 1t is
probable that Jem Smith and L will have a
meeting of some kind | meyer saw
him and don't know what sort of
man he is l am sorry that we couldn't
fulfill all our dates, but L am glad that m
broken arm wont lay me up for more than
two months. Say, you newspaper men are
always too ready to Cry 'hippodrome, Now,
there was Il lot of stuff sent out by CORE
spondeDts the night of my fight with Cardiff,
saying that the affair was hippodrOme and
my arm wasn't broken al all. If they had
taken the trouble to see the doctors that at
tended me they would have known more
about it. But such stuff wont have any effect
upon the people in the East who know me,
for they know don't, hippodrome worth a
cent
ANOTHER MATCH.
Before Sullivan left Minneapolis another
match with Cardiff had been agreed upon
and articles were signed which specify that
John l.. Sullivan and Patsy Cardiff shall
box six rounds according to revised Queens
berry rules, the winner to take IS per cent.
of the net receipts; that Cardiff shall not
appear in any glove contest before the
meeting, and that the date and place of
meeting shall be left to P. F. Sheedy to
name before June l."
FROM THE OTHER SIDE.
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Sullivan as denouncing Cardiff as dirty
coward, who had called him a
vile name on the stage, and Donaldson
as man whom he was obliged to chase
around a room as big as the Washington
rink when they fought at Cincinnati. Con-
corning this. Cardiff said last night: 4
don't suppose Sullivan said any such thing.
Certainly he had no cause to. l never used
the epithet he mentions to him.
well he never has good word to say
for anybody" put in Donaldson. HE and
L fought i'll a twelve-foot ring six rounds,
and [ boxed him before that. l got the
worst of it, and that's all there is of it,"
Both seem to be as confident as ever that
Cardiff can stay the six rounds, and are
willing the match should take place in Chi
cage. New York or Minneapolis.
WILL STAY IN ST. PAUL.
LaBlanche, Mcdonald ard AIcKeown. of
the combination, will remain in st. Paul
three weeks, and have about completed ar
rangements for a ten-round fight between
Mcdonald and Fahey, the man who whipped
Keefe. If satisfactory arrangements can
be made the fight will take place in ST.
Paul within two weeks. There will also be
a match arranged between the Black Dia
mond and Black Pearl for the same night
for purse. La Blanche said last night
that every effort would be made to make
the exhibition so attractive as to draw a
crowded house. And" said he, You
may say that there wont be any hippodrome
about it, either"